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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10

PERSONAL
| Master E. W. Herman, son of Capt. E. Her
man, of the Sheppard Asylum, left for Gettysburg
| College this week.
| an extended tour of Europe and is now at hei
country residence, Burnside" Green Spring
| Valley.
Sixty guests of the Landon House, Luther.
vile, left last week, but others are coming in to
take their places. This favorite resort has had Q
very prosperous season.
DIR. Jackson Piper, of Towsontown, president
of the State Board Of HEALTH attended the Inter.
national Congress of Physicians which was held
in Washington this week.
Col. L. Victor Baughman, of Frederick, Dem
ocratic nominee for Comptroller of the State, was
on the Timonium fair grounds ON Wednesday and
was warmly greeted by many friends.
Mr.. Isaac M. Price, formerly of the 9Th dis
trict of this county, but who had been living at
Union Bridge, Carroll county, for some time is
now farming in Anne Arundel county, near An
napolis.
DIR. T. E. Foster MacGeagh, of London,
England, who attended the International Medi-
cal Congress at Washington, was guest this
week of Mr.. R. Emory Warfeld, at "Pot Spring"
Baltimore county.
Mr.. Thomas E. Kemp, of Phoenix, Baltimore
county, who was clerk in the Office of Sheriff
Barton, is q first cousin of Mr.. Robert B. Dixon,
of Talbot county, the Republican nominee for
Comptroller of Maryland.
Judge James D. Waters and Samuel W..
Bradford, ESQ.,, the Democratic and Republican
candidates respectively, for judges of the Third
Judicial Circuit, were among the throng at our
county fair on Thursday.
Mrs. Boyd, wife of Mr.. S. G.. Boyd, who was
formerly connected with the Maryland Central
Railroad, was in Towsontown this week visiting
DR.. A. G. McCurdy. Mr.. Boyd is one of the edi-
tors and proprietors of the York Gazette.
Rev. Robert H. Williams, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in Annapolis, preached his
sixth anniversary sermon on Sunday morning
last. The increase of members and the work and
usefulness of the church have been very encourage
ing. The Rev Mr.. Williams is q brother in law
of Mr.. Frank Sanderson, of "The Plains" farm,
Sd district.
Among the many gentlemen who called on
Col. D. M. Matthews ut his tent Ut the DaItIlnolo
county Ialr on Thursday, was the venerable Col.
John X. Longwel, of Carroll county, a gentleman
long identified with the interests of Carroll, now
in his 18th year; Hon. Joshua F. Cockey, Col.
Walter S. Franklin, Frederick Won Kapff, G.
Philip Laurenson, DR.. A. B. Gambler, H. H. Car
roll, VIM. S. Carroll, VIM. Cowan, VIM. Fitzhugh
Wharton, William II. Wight Hon. James D.
Waters, DR.. King, president of the Shenandoah
county (Va.) Agricultural Society; Samuel Brady,
Andrew Banks, Frank Lee, George Brown, j. A.
Hamilton, John Gibbons, Joshua M. Matthews,
Geo. Gilingham, John Ridgely of H., Col. Robert
Moore, Thomas Phipot, 7. Alex. Seth, John M.
Gallagher and many others.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10

FLOWING MATCH.
For best three-horse pillow, Geo. Eckhart; best
plowman, George Eckhart.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10

WANTED-A place of from to 10 acres, within
miles of Baltimore must be on or near railroad.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10
MONEY TO LOAN,

Oct.3O,'S6y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10

For further particulars apply to
LONGNECKER BROS,
Real Estate Agents,
Office of THE UNION, Towsontown, Md.
Sept ST.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10


!Southdovns-All premiums to G.. G. Johnson.
.Shropshiredouns-Buck LIST premium, e. A..
Cockey; I'd George H. Schwartz; buck lamb, LIST
premium E. A. Cockey; I'd, S. G. Croker; pen
of ewes, LIST premium E. A. Cockey; I'd, s. Il.
Crocker.
Ogforddo,ons-Buck LIST premium, E. G. Merry
man.
Lincolns-Buck, LIST premium, 7. 7. Griffith ;
pen of ewes, LIST premium, same.
Natives and Mired Pen of E,oes-1st premium,
e. G.. Merryman.
Fat Sheep-1st premium, T. T. Griffith; I'd, E.
G.. Merryman.
~ ~ CLASS D-sWINE.
Berkshires-Boar 2 years, LIST premium, John
| Piersol. Boar, under years, LIST premium, 5.
| G.. Croker. Sow, 2 years, LIST premium, S. &
Crocker Sow, under years, LIST premium, It.
| H. Schwartz. Sow and pigs, LIST premium, same
Chester White-Boar, under 2 years, LIST pre-
MUM, w. D. Griffith. Sow and six pigs, LIST pre-
MUM, W. D. Griffith. Pen of shoats, LIST premi-
| um, W. d. Griffith.
Jersey Red-Boar, years or over, lat premi-
um, John Ridgely of H.
| Grades or Crosses-Sow, under year, I'd pre-
MUM, W. II. Robinson. Pen of shoats, I'd pre-
MUM, John Piersol. Sow and six pigs, LIST pre-
! MUM, J. M. Matthews; I'd premium, John Pier
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

To the Eiitor Of The TzLEGRAsHEgALD.
The music Of tie PARK Congregations al
church TIE pact year has been o. great
variety. on the i.h inst. the whole society
we're cooxratulating one another on the fine
choir made complete BY Miss Luther as
soprano. She has al exquisite and cul,i-
vated voice. delicate aad powerful. Mrs
Psttsn and sir. Eddy are always admired
aud enjoyed. Mr.. Moreheads voice IS
greatly improved since we first heard him
and bv toainz i down still more. 50 that is
sweetness viil not be overcome by its very
great po~er, ne will Be one Of the finest Of
tenors. The chorus which appeared yester-
day is x0od-sxceiient. In many places We
should enjoy it immensely. Bat lhe lovely
cultivated voic. Of Miss Luther ia nos a. al
suited TO chorus singing, while "a ore OF q
quartstte or soioist she is simply perfect.
Prof Coizells To.uatsries a83 oierfories
are superh he handles The organ with
great skill and tsste ant "a highly apprs-
ciatsd hv hi. hearers Affsr a little more
.rarf.cs with Mss Lutser his accompani-
renis will no doubt hzrmcnizc perfectly
With her voice The mystery - when ne
have been provided with sgco = dns guar
ie,te that We sre not allowed the fali en-
iovnsent of it.
Eehoine The expression Of many. sub
scrise myself 0Nr o. rHs SoCtErY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Tle Soldiers Home grounds aud the pic
nic grounds beyond presented lively scene
yesterday afternoon. Beside the usual
number Of citizens who take a trip out
there on sunday, German picnic was
there. a half dozen Carryalls, the little
steamer Unknown" and private carriages
we're very busy all day. When the grounds
OF the Soldiers Home are fKed up nicel y
next Summer Il promises 20 become "a
popular a resort as Reeds Lake. should
Jerry Boyntons dummy line BE- built and
there IL every reason 10 believe II will. to
the Soldiers Home, 70 will undoubtedly b.
largely psiroaized and many people be
given an opportunity 10 visit The State in
sti,ution who wonld otherwise never ses IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

A. a meeting Of the Wen side Ladies
Literary Club Saturday afternoon the al
tendance vas far. and a progran.ue Of
more than ususl interest Vas presented.
The srst fsaffre sss the rsadi nE ~ = sterv
Aeleu. ~ Ms. Hsrr'et louise R-s.iiev
in - sept enter Lrarsf. 4 poem A
Seaside FiirfRton. vas then racissd A
nlm her q selections rom Ben. fsrlev
F,n4es "reminiscences of Washington ale
-eys their rssd ard proved finf fsr con-
s'deranie di,raseior. TIE rvs. 90 he time
~fs spent ~ membsrs II The society rsisr-
inz inci,ienfs C ,heir Snmuer tries. uhieh
we're rsrv tnssSinx. Next SatnTtsv = su-
sertsinnrit day. ana very pleasing pro-
sramrle nrcn s-ti
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a 2iss Llsl1s DsAl - t6s EszFta 0.xa
szassl klse1ls4.

q 1ies Llklss Bszl - f6s FszFta - .r4
szaasi kiseElsa.
the iass1 ef tAe Eourh bsrd ssfs
greatly slrpF SEA q ths seaeoi siseliea sss
SEEK " aad Lat lbe ~ ssfl- EII1si hattie
~aE fszsf croHl. "a tas s2rd skfikers whs
haze herstofels had csaaiis1e Ct tkelr
esn, wers ae.hs tasss eve sesi feE poetoF
6Fissold TO fsars sko these ssals nssa
opposed tie Deetsf saa as yeax thes op-
pesel IrzsEss Bias. sh0 uss elected
t1r5us4 t-s il1itslezSs - fhz peGt.3fs friecGs.
lns siteGs -lgiadsd lasilss sxpseiea - sss
tne saEs gsfty pas a. anti-s5EisHeia csncl-
ea,s ~ ne nsld thls year. sad heiisse
"a. had they doas - As.
etected - The three cornefsa BzbI B4s
shat IS kno.a a. ths blair aa8 sntl- Bialr
izsuons ec I'D IA support Of Docigr Ora
void. snd togetheE Us gave tie H0sssa
saitrsgisls . BAD deal 1he laiiss sezs un-
zDss . a8sisrstaBd Tie actions u thelf cp-
poneBls aatil zltsr lhs sisctloa OF 015esfs
- l1s oo4rd u Ed1c Alion SATURDAY aixht.
i - uo. perfectly PLAZA - tnem that their
defeat sas cue TO a iftie bargain eetssen
their opponents. IAeY have concluded
tbai tae kFice 81 Doctor tsrissold > s.ection
sas 3ls eleCtl0n - Trustee MIS- As oelfs-
tsry OF lhs Board. they believe Il Was
sgrssd that II the irisnds 81 Aessfs.
Dyzert, Tozsr and hatbeHay would support
Dr. Grissold aHd save him ff1m being de-
lsaied oy q NOmsn. that tbs Doctor
ana AS friends ~Oald snpgors AF. Mills
fof secretary. Ia support of tbs they
point 10 he fact thAf the meeting o. the
boaFd last Saturday nlgat xss the most
harmonious Geld for years 4nd say thas
vnsn the new eommistess are announced
that tie sudden oarying 81 The hatcnet by
tie different factions o. the trustees VII &c
further expiaiDed.
% there's more than nonor attached 20
the once Of school, Trustee, said one CI the
.a1ses yesterday. There's no salary at
tschsd 70 the 0tiice. out .lea man gets
on the board he wants 10 stAg thsre even Il
IL coats him 400 10 he ~ elected. Inss-
trust there have bssn several quiet little
des.s among the msm9ers during the past
lev years. Some OF them have been very
nicely carried oug without the public know
ing anything about iE. out this one j. 50
plain that e don't require politician 70 see
tArough Il.
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ANOTHER suooss DEPARTURE.
John Kendall. . Wsi,-Anown ola Real
deaf Dies OF Heart Disease.


Another Old resident has passed away
from earth. John Kendall. proprietor Of
the millinery store on Monroest., died very
suddenly ABOUT noon yesterday. .st TIE War
wick, where. with his wife, he was boarding.
Mrs. Kendall went to church yesterday
forenoon, aud Mr.. Kendall who. although
able 10 De about, las not been feeling very
well. remained at home. At l.i5 he was
seen ia TIE hall, in front OF his rooms.
playing with a child. and when Mrs. Ken
dali returned Al II O'Clock. the door was
locked With the key on th0 inside. When
an entrance was effected Mr.. Kendall was
found lying on the tloor. between the bed
and the wall with his hanus e.aSped across
bis stomach. DR.. Johnson was immediatly
summoned, and pronounced IL case OF
heart disease he was az his store on Sat
urdsy, ate breakfast in The dining room
yesterday morning and afterwards took a
short walk down street. John Kendall was
born in the East in 1925, ana in l8f3 came
20 this city TO reside. lie engaged in busi-
ness with bis brother, George Kendall,
opening the iirst model dry goods store in
the Valley City. In l5iI he was married
TO Lurana Whipple. sister OF the late Capt
Henry Whipple. and had Mr.. Kendall lived,
they would have celebrated the foriiesh
anniversary OF their wedding, tomorrow.
II will be seen that the deceased wss one of
The oldest residents of the city. and did
much 20 promote It's business interest and
welfare. He erected the Kendall block,
which stands az the corner of Monroe and
Park-sts, and az times has been worth con-
siderable money. He was for two terms a
member OF the Common Council under the
ruling of Julius Houseman as Mayor. lie
leaves two brothers, George and Dr.. Henry
Kendall. OF this city, son. John c. Ken
dali. Of Chicago; two daughters, Mrs. \. S.
Mcconnell and Mrs. George ID. Conger, of
this city. and 4 loving wife 10 mourn his
untimely departure. His twin brother
Charles, died suddenly in this city abont a
year ago.
The funeral will be held from the War
wick a. , o'clock Wadnesiav aftarnoou
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
gOWN TOPICS.


TIE Cedar spsnzs Fsir opens tonorrss.
TIE b4ad.as 3ooA lAis sszsoA has bssn
t1excai-4d.
Fs.ni goas sgring aFsroosls snd saifs
hats beg4 tse sezsea = afsf,
TIE s,estie hsst iziszoslos ease cames
Da ia fhs alsed STATS Court tais ni9fH-
iax
Thsres 10 laek II aalazsments-f
tae4ses sne tss CoMmoa Council opea
t0n.ZHf
fAs Wsstsra NlcaiFsa Fa-s sssins ens
sssx fs1m eaiaF y W1at sll 191 - ioHAza
making a a sl4csess
fhs 1.enibefs ~ conpa8g =. u. >
haze received their Sag .of sesFises fenisrsd
g. t1s stats sncsu puent-
The Wonderland Clas. ssli giss is sec-
ond BAL a. ,1s Hrst SIDE szmogy Nsinss-
daF sfcninz. Invitations sFs Och
E4sseH Baehsnaa. aasso Of me Founisin
Street b4gusl ahafeh choir aas rsssa4ed
saa IS sas. ssisa By Iohn WsssslhoE
The MaCard sksn -nstion Niii e0ms ~ IN
Justice Nsstilli . const tEis aoFnias on
molou 81 discharge The fsspoaden-s.
Iae farmers Club wili discuss ths tNsf
question zzala - nsoffos afternoon. ten-
GRESHAM Ford ~ili aidress The nsstins.
The eoaIfsct fas supplying the ne~ far.
n'turs a=sdsi aE the posiones has been
sssIged % the fhrnlx tarnlt1fe Com-
paaY.
An excellsnt speciality peri0rmance vii
be presented a. Smiths Opera h0ns- 70
night ~ conclude With he ifisn Doctcf
very tln1y somsdy.
The baax cleArings fof The past week
amounted tl $50 ti-1l against Siun. iti-.l5
al -
iaereaee s44 tlT6e.
l'e Witt Perkins Newton. son Of r. p.
hsNf1n. will enter The Morgan Pax Alt-
sify Academy Tor the school year com
neneing GA tie iiih .asi.
The xiil Of the late George g. Walker has
bten hiei ior probate. AL the property,
rezl estate. nlixei aud personal, l. hl 10
hlz Widos. sarah J.. Walker.
schmidt Bros. the Canal.st. marble
dsa.ers. are 10 place nne gEaniie
monument IN TIE cemetery 81 Spring Lake
iof john spoon. OF spo1nY.iie.
TIE takioe of testimony ia the case
against Governor Swinef0rd. Of Alask1,
viii b resumed before Circuit Court Con-
missioner ComstOck this morning.
Among the pupils n the high school Is
married couple Mo recently came 20 the
ciiy. The husband 5 about 30 years OF age
erd The wife ~ segersl years younger.
II say. Mslah. have you any fwont seats
et. want - get 4 good view Of the cnO-
us girls. don t-cher Know" IS frequent
query 81 he onderiand box once nov.
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es<o.
'ontfae'ol Soii.ns nss eVn' p.e.ea 1ns iay
lns .. nc NO sNs'ss-ilisH mans - ooll-
nSes ne punpins sotNs VIZ NC 'lsef.
Ansy ".A PiV'@S'y mo- De o'e' u"'ii He~'
S-'.41e''
The south End Base Ball CLUB. which
has been 50 successful this season, will
give lt3 initial Darty a. llnguette Hall
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
a SLICK DEAL.
A Trsmp's Trick 20 Get . New Pair Of
shoes.

a Trsmp's Trick 20 Get . New Pair of
shoes.
Late Saturday night a man giving the
name Of Henry Doyle called at Lsmpman's 5
lodging house on Canal-st aud asked for a
tsn-csut bed. saying that dime was all the
Doodle he possessed. He was given bed
aud yesterday morning be came down to
the oiilcs barefoo;ed. saying that be could
not and his fiye.dollar shoes. Thorough
search vas made. but the shoes were not 10
De found and Mr.. Ismpman. thinking that
they had been stolen and not wishing to
have one OF bis patrons 60 awav bsrefOoted
went out and bought a new pair for the un-
fortunate fellow. After be departed the
shoes were found under bed which had
not been occupied They were an Old pair
not worth more than ten cents. and Mr..
Lampunn n convinced that he was made
the victim OF q slick coufidence schem'
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

= sntisFiag from ths froas door knob. il
tells 10 on story The nurse was careless
snd left the baby carriage ia damp base
ment The ne1t nme sas TOOK the bsby out
rldsng Il caught cold. A physician wss
called. but Il Was TOO late. 1hs holmsn
Aal lls ale CAB can be detached froa the
uhSels aud carried into the house with the
baby. perfect cradle q peflecl sleigh a
perfect CRIB. . periecl house csrrisge-ail
combined. making a perfect baby osrriags.
Sss advertisement and send for catalogue.
Aol sold - dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Tither offenders we're scarce yesterday. or
Bub Smiths policemen are growing care
less. u to 2.S0 this morning not one VIC
tim was placed behind the bars. This is
the FIRST time this has occurred under the
new administration, and il something IN
usual for a Saturday night aud SUNDAY.
has Bab fertile b-sin failed him entirely.
or e this another freak OF bis 70 lars some
Of the sporting people from their secluded
hs1ufef
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

The advance sale Of seats for "EysaEsl-
ine' shows that Powers Grand opsra
House vii Be filed this evening % witness
"Rices Besrtifui Evkngsias' and the
splendid company under the direction Of
Manager Tlliotson. ls goes sitnoUt saying
that this performances Is as Tea. and re-
fined - burlesqus could possibly be. and
tfs new songs. new music and new special
ties which Wi he besl5 and seen will
maze "Egsngsiina' a. fresh and bright ss
though it were posiiigsly rev.
TIE new grand entrsncs e. Powers will
ee seer toniEht ia is CON pieted STATE for
tie drst tine. The whole 'front.' hss hesn
painted a iaxznng white and the entrance
= beautifully decorated and frescOed-the
Getting beiBr fresgosd in the Moorish stvis
The coax room and ladiss' retiring ro0na
vii Be RPr-et ste3 By al patrons of The
house and the toubie box ofsce viii hs =
great convenience. Many are the compli-
meots bestowed upon Manager Berger tor
hs nhsrsiity IN improving The theatre. and
oow that Acting Manager lfoure has fn-
ished the detsiis be hopes to make many
re- friends. both for the thsssrs and him
s.IL
The Wcnisrland 0psns Is doors to
nizht FOR toe first time this season. The
Criterion Opera Company Vii sppear in
"lolauihs and there vii bs large houss.
A. Rs3mond's Edwin Hsrfc-i's Part.
rers ira Crime oil be seen for ne 6rst
time.
Manage Smith has The Usuai Yaudeviiie
hiil 60 oder a. his erers house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

In speaking Of the Partners in Crime"
Which vii - presented e. Rsimonds the
coninx week. the roledo Ceasefesil OF
-~rt ? SAYS
NJ Edwin Hsnfori bean ~eek's en-
xazeuenf A. he Peoples Thezfsr isst q Ehf
IN p.ar entitled Partners in Crime. TIE
sniienee ~ss. f1r Monday nisht. HnuScsl ?
arze snd ss the ui0f 81 fhs rIaY developed
oecsnae enth hl-is sstic 30 degree thst must
have been aighl7 satisfactory - tie per-
formers. - msTkea vss the sppls0se fnst
& csn ssieiv = assn ned tast see risce nasae
hif srd thar r wiu hsve the be8slf q
crowded hoDSss aurinz fhs week
Tie rls~ "fasne-s in lriris - De-
scriceo = ne siils a. romatte comedy
arsa5a ln nVa acts We'll pF5ta5tr the
description ats it r. scCgraisiF "a znv that
e0o.d ~ rslte ro order
Ttere = cis7tv ~ = Ger sin sr~t ~ c0n1-
- =. considerable ~ tas se1sssrr1sl fhrox1
IN. whi.e - psv - who,e gaes of va
= ri.n and sast thst kesas the ztisi .ente
kFvea - e, TIE crcper p{ft1
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

TIE torerai 81 N-. Charles r. Psrksr
No died SATURDAY uefriau vii taxe
rla,s from The rssidencs. is1 Hastings q.
A. s. 81 tau.cv~oVv morning. tae1ce IS lks
Cafheiral. xhere services uiil - 1si6 81 g
.,rt,cx Relatives freln Chicago s-r vs8
vrsfertav rnornIne sDt TIE usnv frfersfs
ef ne fs1liv sre Invited ~ neet a. the
rsss6sBcs a. s o COCA tals norninE
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Cheap rates 70 Detroit and return via TIE
u. {. K. X lhis week. during the Reu. ion
e' the Army Of the Tennessee at Demo- .
Ihs Michigan Central will sell tickets Be, =
tenhsr rs. IA sld - 20 Detroit and return
al one fare f0r the round trip. Tickets
lin te = return up 70 aud including sep
tenlOeI 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Mrs. Hibbard will. on Monday. Tuesday
and "Wednesday OF next week, give formal
opening OF her Grand Rapids Hair Bazaar,
~ il9 Monfoe-st. A superb stock OF new
goods and polite assistants will be among the
aLtractions OF The rev establishment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

why is II that when two or three ci.i-
zens stop on the walk 10 speak % one
another Bub Smiths policemen will order
them TO move on, and then On tie next
block go up TO a crowd of four or i've gam
blers and fakirs, SHAKE hands with them
and pass on. allowing them TO stand there
without an order to move on, as one OF
them did last Tuesday evening on Mon
roe-stg'
This is legitimate query and one that is
troubling the minds of good many cih-
zens at the present time. and as Bub
after the JOB Of upholding the tyrsnnicsl
little ruler, the public will probably not be
enlightened on the subject.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

= : 1as tos lew grace eAsso Rs1s
~orlklezk Shoes sou want. " Aisao 4 Co
lex Aesscs 81. - sci yea hoaesl sAos.
a. prsces l. please YEA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
OFFICE OF TIE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY

AND DYE HOUSE. No. p CANAl-sr.,
GRAND RAPIDS. NIcH., July %, 1857.
Editor lRLKCRAM-HARALD:
Please inform the public that have con-
nected steam Laundry with my Dye House
and Securing establishment. and will do my
utmost To give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask of them q share of
their trade. Your most humble servant.
u. 4. BERwIS.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Fine. medium aud common boots and
shoes, made Up honest and sergiceable. Is
the Kind Of goods sold By s. \. Watson 4
In
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

klHs naeol4E sla csmus1 toois Ana
shees. asaSs up h01csl za1 ssrs.ceaeis :
sks kiea u xoo1s sd - :. =. Watson
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

For lov prices sad honess msae shoes s
\. Ha.son / Co Ioz Aoas0e 81. = surely
tie piace
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

~. osgss CstsrFh Eens1s e1res sksn
eve 9<1er SCALED ssDe5s tsi4
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Hkh me" sighed POTTS. r n tlrei ~ living.
The worla is hoi.ow. snbifior's vsia.H
Come noU sasf his csam - sn0r ths
svmrtoH3s
Ig.aIi yoar HveT-thats vsry plan.
Yor ned nat sasrer. for hei- - esxv
Pssrres Psllsss % righf 70 .as pisee.
A frsead - fhs oili01s ! ~eii might cal
item
There's notking better. they1l sait ~oar
case
Poas cpesez h5s szhiHg and bouqat tie
Pellets
10 ro-s 30 1ru7reth h1s hsriess lsE
Hs faea - eheerio his h@srf s se-as
His melancaa'g "a sei,s forso
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Fl g rot fte .aT xrate cbesr made
~arfa - sa0es Trc @sat Ma.sro s Co
fH2 Norrse-st.. wfi - vc1 aoasst ssees
ai rrires f5 rissss zen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

The fashion. or craze, it might better be
called, of wearing little pieces OF black court
plaster OF the face for beauty spot, has
grown monotonous. very. 1t is Church
bells" with the better classes, aud outside of
hotel girls, kitchen queens or women of
Questionable character. very few are now
seen. Ifa young lady should happen to be
blessed with real beauty spot. she would
never rest content until every known rem
edy had been brought TO bear, to remove it,
whereas lot OF silly creatures will stick q
little black patch on their face. jas, because
Susie had one and can be just as stylish
as her."
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

The Topical Song Il Like It," Sept !.
and Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

sTss Isns T.skssass. 80 Z az 4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

KENDALL A noon m srnfsr. September if.
fsss. suddenly. 81 hearf disease. John Kendall
szrt t2 years.
Division a1d East fliaoa-sls 81: o'Clcrk
Nednesfsy siterueon sepienaber "a
NEaI-st - q eieek m o1 S1nda7 sertfra
ter 4. 81 cunsssn1tlan. M4zeie wIia - r-r-..s
J. Eesi sred q years
Funels from tho csifente - rherysf a. :
o'ciocs Taessisg afternoon. september ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

: Ries's Bs.a.Ilal E,.agsll1s- sept l2Al y
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

the other day addressed to the smith
sonian" editor:
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

Say Truck Talbot was particular
friend OF mine, said an er-patrolman few
days since 10 comrsde. You know he was
the young fellow that SuperintendentS Smith
hired 10 spot the saloons. Truck told me
that Smith offered him so for twenty
days work. and told him that
If he did we'll at it. he would
see that he secured a permanent posi-
ton. He tried to catch Dug" but was
fired out of the restaurant. He did make a
complaint against the European. though.
but don't you say anything about my hay-
ing told you this, not that l care anything
about it, only | don't want TO have the
name OF being 'squealer.'